Robb Radio July 5th

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Unknown Speaker (1:30): Raj Spiewack.

Rob Spiwack (1:32): That is known as high energy jingle into low energy song. Thanks to George Harrison and the sitar from Rubber Soul. This is Norwegian Wood. This bird is flown. The Beatles on ninety seven one The Wave.

Unknown Speaker (3:22): He burned her furniture. What a jerk. That's from the, mono mix of Rubber Soul on ninety seven one The Wave, your beat station. What song followed that on the album? I'll tell you after the jingle.

Rob Spiwack (3:46): Claude Raine's favorite Beatles song, On The Way. Oh, yeah. I sing along. That's sort of my thing. Singing a song on a Saturday morning right here on ninety seven one The Wave, your beach station.

Rob Spiwack (7:11): It's me. It's me. It's r o double b with e w f, earth, wind, and fire, and some valid advice. Sing a song. Ninety seven one The Wave.

Rob Spiwack (10:13): Yes. Indeed. Earth, Wind, and Fire played by the whitest white guy you've ever met. That is sing a song on ninety seven one The Wave, your beach station. Here's one for my son, Robert.

Unknown Speaker (10:23): He loves The Walking Dead. So I gotta play this song for him. It's the zombies in the time of the fever. The Zombies on ninety seven one The Wave, your beach station, time of the season. Their sound, I guess, it must be their sound.

Rob Spiwack (13:26): I always get them confused with this other band, but this is the only band that ever appeared on The Flintstones. Well, that is if you don't count the wayouts. The only real band that ever appeared on The Flintstones. Do you

Unknown (13:40): know them? Well, of course,

Unknown Speaker (13:41): they were known as the Bo Brummellstones, but, they're also known as the Bo Brummells. I like to take them to the dentist.

Unknown Speaker (13:48): I say, come on, guys.

Unknown Speaker (13:50): Open up. Say ah. Just a little. Ninety seven one, the wave your beef station.

Unknown (13:58): I can't stay. Yes. Can't you see how I feel when I

Rob Spiwack (16:05): Ninety seven one the way, viewer beach station with the Rob Spiwack show lung test. Please take a deep breath and repeat after me.

Unknown (17:15): But you don't know what to do to me.

Rob Spiwack (18:34): Ninety seven won the wave your beach station. I tell you something, friends. It's hard to explain, but there are few joys in life that I dig on better than being a disc jockey that gets to play Little Richard. It doesn't get much better than that. From Specialty Records, 1955, Tutti Frutti on your favorite radio station.

Rob Spiwack (18:53): When we come back, we're gonna do a little Elvis action, but not in a way you expect. And we will also celebrate you and me and all the other children of the eighties. So don't go anywhere, folks. If you miss a little, you miss a lot.

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Rob Spiwack (21:38): Alright. Here is a moderately interesting piece of Rob Spiwack radio trivia. When I was training for a radio job that I never got, the first segue I ever hit on an FM radio station was into this song. From the soundtrack of Honeymoon in Vegas, our second Billy Joel record of the morning. Billy Joel doing the Elvis thing, All Shook Up on the Wave, your beach station.

Unknown Speaker (24:00): Elvis cover two point o on ninety seven one The Wave, your beach station. This is Cheap Trick.

Unknown (24:52): Thinking of me. Don't make me feel this way. Don't stop thinking of it. Don't make me feel this way. Come on over and love me.

Unknown Speaker (26:20): You know I want you to stay. Hurts too.

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Rob Spiwack (28:59): I'll explain to you after this. Here's Olivia Newton John in Let Me Be There, Baby. Ninety seven one, The Wave, your beach station. How is that a reverse Elvis cover? I will explain.

Unknown Speaker (31:54): When that song was in the charts, Elvis did a concert in Memphis, Tennessee, and he chose to cover Olivia Newton John. And now you know. One of two Olivia Newton John songs that Elvis would perform on stage. One, let me be there, and the other one, if you love me, let me know. And now you know.

Unknown Speaker (32:51): And here's the

Unknown Speaker (32:52): real deal. The king of rock and roll, little sister. Little sister, don't you? Little sister, don't you? Little sister, don't you kiss me once or twice and say it's very nice and then you run.

Unknown Speaker (33:11): Little sister, don't you do what your big sister don't? Well, I dated your big you? A little sister, don't you? A little sister, don't you kiss me once or twice and say it's very nice and then you run. A little sister, don't you do Well, I used to pull your pigtails and pinch your turned up nose.

Unknown Speaker (34:36): But you've been a growing, and baby, it's been showing from your head down to your toe. Little sister, don't you? Little sister, don't you? Little sister, don't you kiss me once or twice and say it's very nice and then you run.

Unknown Speaker (35:04): That's Elvis right there. On 971 the wave, your beach station, and say what you will. At least he's appreciative.

Elvis Presley (35:15): Hi. This is Elvis Presley.

Unknown Speaker (35:16): Hey, Elvis.

Elvis Presley (35:17): I sure appreciate your listening to my RCA Victor records.

Rob Spiwack (35:19): Yes.

Elvis Presley (35:19): And I'd like to thank all the disc jockeys for playing

Unknown Speaker (35:21): them. You are quite welcome. That reminds me of the time I went to a party, and there was ham, and there was turkey,

Unknown (35:27): and there was caviar and long tall glasses and wine up the yard.

Unknown Speaker (35:32): I could dance. Yeah. I was driving

Unknown Speaker (35:35): down the road, feeling hungry and cold. I saw signs saying food and drinks for everyone. So naturally, I thought I would take me a look inside. I saw so much food that was water coming from my hind. Yeah, there was ham and there was turkey, there was caviar and long I am a man hungry as me, then I show you will understand.

Unknown Speaker (37:04): Now wait a minute. Of course, I can dance. Of course, I can dance. I'm sure I can dance. I'm sure I can dance.

Unknown Speaker (37:12): I can dance.

Unknown Speaker (37:15): I can dance. Hit the floor. Oh, it feels good.

Rob Spiwack (38:16): What troubles me about that song, he's so busy dancing. Did he ever get anything to eat? Who knows? Perhaps Leo Thayer died of starvation. The world will never know.

Rob Spiwack (38:28): Ninety seven one the wave, your beach station, and it's me. It's your old buddy Rob Spiwack having a blast. There's nothing I love better than playing records for you guys. And I wanna take a moment to thank you for taking a portion of your weekend and spending it with us here at ninety seven one the wave. You're good people.

Rob Spiwack (38:45): And I think you know who I'm talking to. You're my favorite. Stick around when we come back. Music from the eighties and a nod to all of us children of the eighties. I think you're gonna dig it.

Rob Spiwack (38:54): So don't go anywhere. If you miss a little, you miss a lot. Much more music. Oh, much more eighties music right here on your favorite radio station. Ninety seven won the wave, your beach station.

Rob Spiwack (39:08): The eighties enjoying something of a resurgence based on that show Stranger Things. Are you watching that? Yeah. I'm like those kids in that show. I played Dungeons and Dragons.

Rob Spiwack (39:18): I was 13 years old in 1984. It's like looking in a mirror. There's one difference though, because those kids, they're kind of nerdy. If you were to look back at me in 1984, you would see I was extremely nerdy. Music of the eighties for all you children of the eighties like myself, that is level 42 and something about you, baby, on your favorite radio station.

Rob Spiwack (43:17): Ninety seven won the wave. Lady, make that noise. Oh, thank you. I see these guys in concert. They're real good.

Unknown Speaker (43:25): It's Duran Duran on the wave. Your beach stay Ninety seven won the wave. Your beach station doing the eighties thing here on the Rob Spewag show. This is an eighties song. This is from 1980.

Rob Spiwack (46:43): The electric light orchestra, which is the world. Thanks to 971thewave.com. Nineteen eighties music on a Saturday morning on ninety seven one, the Wave, your beach station. And as a child of the eighties, this I know. If it was Saturday morning in the nineteen eighties, we'd be watching cartoons.

Unknown (50:41): So sit down and learn something. It's conjunction junction.

Unknown (50:46): Conjunction junction, what's your function?

Unknown (50:50): Hooking up words and phrases and clauses.

Unknown (50:54): Conjunction junction, how's that function?

Unknown (50:57): I got three favorite cars that get most of my job done.

Unknown (51:02): Conjunction junction, what's their function?

Unknown (51:06): I got and, button, or, they'll get you pretty far. And, that's an additive like this and that. But, that's sort of the opposite, not this but that. And then there's or, o r. When you have a choice like this or that.

Unknown Speaker (51:24): And Bradmore, get you pretty far.

Unknown (51:27): Conjunction junction, what's your function?

Unknown (51:31): Hooking up two boxcars and making them run right. Milk and honey, bread and butter, peas and rice. Hey, that's nice. Dirty butt happy, digging and scratch and losing your shoe and a button or two. He's poor but on a sad but true.

Unknown (51:48): Conjunction, junction. What's your function?

Unknown (51:51): Hooking up two cars to one when you say something like this. Choice, either now or later or no choice. Neither now nor ever.

Unknown Speaker (52:02): Hey, that's clever.

Unknown Speaker (52:04): Eat this or that, grow thin or fat. Never mind, I wouldn't do that. I'm fat enough now. Bags, but the balloon wouldn't go any higher. Let's go up to the mountains or down to the seas.

Unknown (52:28): You should always say thank you or at least say please.

Unknown Speaker (52:33): Conjunction, injunction, what's your function?

Unknown Speaker (52:36): Hooking up words and phrases and clauses in complex sentences like, in the mornings when I'm usually wide awake, I love to take a walk through the gardens and down by the lake where I often see a duck and a drake. And I wonder as I walk by just what they'd say if they could speak. Although I know that's an

Unknown Speaker (52:56): absurd thought. Conjunction junction, what's your function?

Unknown Speaker (53:01): Perkin' up cars and make you're very careful.

Unknown Speaker (53:22): Conjunction junction.

Rob Spiwack (53:31): Junction. On the Rob Spiwack show, ninety seven won the wave, your beach station. I know I said that aired in the eighties. It actually premiered in 1973, but would rotate Saturday mornings, schoolhouse rock until 1985. And the lead singer on that, anybody?

Rob Spiwack (53:48): Of course, it's great jazz man trumpet player, Jack Sheldon, who actually played trumpet and was sort of a regular on the Merv Griffin show. And how about this? Jack Sheldon, still alive, 84 years old. How about that? Isn't that something?

Rob Spiwack (54:06): And make it a function. Stick around when we come back. More beusic and more fun on the Saturday morning Robathon right here on your favorite station. Don't go anywhere, folks. You miss a little.

Rob Spiwack (54:18): You miss a lot.

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